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Mobile World | January 21, 2020

Olea Sensor Networks is hoping to attract new customers through the introduction of new licensing models for companies interested in its IoT IP portfolio. The company’s sensor technology is already being widely used in drones, vehicles, and industrial robotics, but Olea is hoping that the new licensing options will make the technology more accessible to other partners. On that front, Olea believes that its technology will be particularly appealing to the manufacturers of IoT products. The ...

Verizon Communications | February 11, 2020

Verizon certifies Monarch Go devices based on Sequans LTE-M module. Enclosed with an optimized LTE antenna and pre-installed ThingSpace IoT SIM making cellular connectivity seamless for device makers. ...

ENTERPRISE IOT

Anelto | April 26, 2022

Anelto, a leader in Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) solutions, announces the addition of the RemoteCareLive! video remote patient monitoring system to its product portfolio. RemoteCareLive! is an extension of Anelto's successful RemoteCare voice and data console, which has over 15,000 systems in service across the United States. This new solution runs on AT&T’s nationwide IoT network, known for its reliability and coverage. The RemoteCareLive! system is designed spec...

DEVICES

Velodyne Lidar | September 29, 2022

Velodyne Lidar, Inc. announced a multi-year agreement to provide its lidar sensors to Stanley Robotics for an automated valet parking solution. The innovative service uses autonomous handling robots to help car parks to improve the customer experience and increase the number of vehicles that can be stored. Stanley Robotics is working with Velodyne’s Puck and Velarray M1600 lidar sensors to provide perception and navigation capabilities that enable its all-electric Stan robot...